From the luxury departure lounge to the oasis-styled exterior complete with gently swaying palm trees, Doha’s brand new Hamad International Airport is the very epitome of modern elegance.

Hamad International Airport one of the few Middle Eastern hubs to connect with all six continents, putting it at the very heart of the international transport system.

Book a flight to Tunis with Qatar Airways, and explore this compact, captivating city on North Africa’s Mediterranean coast.is the Capital of Tunisia might be less popular with Europeans and visitors from farther afield, than its other coastal resorts but it’s today of one of North Africa’s tourist hotspots. Tunis sits on the Mediterranean-fed Gulf of Tunis and is home to only 2.7 million people, its understated appeal enhanced by surrounding hills and lakes.

The Medina quarter’s melange of mosques and souqs gives way to the Ville Nouvelle and the wealthy northern suburbs.

Book your ticket to Tunis with Qatar Airways and discover more of this magical city.

From the luxurious departure lounge to the oasis-styled exterior complete with gently swaying palm trees, Hamad International Airport is the epitome of modern elegance. It is one of the few Middle Eastern hubs to connect with all six continents, putting it at the very heart of international transport systems.

Transportation and Parking

Short-term parking is available on both sides of the terminal, and the Eastern car park will be more convenient if you are flying with Qatar Airways.

You can also take a bus ride to one of Doha’s business centres or residential areas. Simply make your way to the bus pavilion on the right, just outside the terminal entrance.

To enjoy your own private space, rent a car or take your seat in a chauffeur-driven limousine.

Arriving at Hamad International Airport

If you are flying in First or Business Class with Qatar Airways, enter through Gate 1 to reach your check-in counter faster. When flying in Economy Class, you can get there easily from Gate 2 or 3.

Facilities and amenities

Rest assured that you will embark on a rewarding and hassle-free trip when departing from Hamad International Airport. Wherever you are going, stay connected with complimentary Wi-Fi, available throughout the terminal. You can also make the most of facilities such as prayer rooms, quiet rooms, children’s play areas and more.

Take your journey to the next level when spoiling yourself at Qatar Duty Free. Discover everything from perfumes and cosmetics to confectionary and more, at the globe’s premium retail outlets. Then tantalise your taste buds as you explore the flavours of local and international cuisine at renowned restaurants.

After indulging in world-class shopping and dining, relax at one of our sophisticated lounges, such as the Oryx Lounge. Privilege Club members can benefit from exclusive access to the Platinum, Gold or Silver Lounges. 

To delight in an immersive experience, head to Al Mourjan Business Lounge – The Garden at Hamad International Airport. Savour fine cuisine while surrounded by luscious greenery, or unwind in a tranquil setting at one 24 quiet rooms.

Tunisia’s capital city has been spared most of the usual tourism overload and is a truly vibrant and interesting city that blends its historical past with a 21st century future. The result is an eclectic location that welcomes both business and leisure travellers from all over the world.

It happily fuses its traditional culture with a modern vibe that appeals to more discerning visitors. Book a flight to Tunis with Qatar Airways and discover for yourself the energy and unique identity of this busy Mediterranean city.

Tourist attractions

Tunis is packed with historical monuments, from the Roman occupation of Carthage through to the beautifully preserved medina that originates from the 8th century. It is here that you’ll find the city’s main souq that, if you step away from the tourist trails (marked ‘touristique’), will immerse you into the local culture in an instant.

The medina is dominated by the magnificent Bab El Bahr or French Gate. If you’re looking for jewellery, head to the Gold quarter at Bab Bnet.
One of Tunis’ main landmarks is the magnificent Zitouna Mosque, which dates back to the 8th century although the unusual square minaret is a 19th century addition.

To get a better understanding of the culture and history of Tunisia, head for the Bardo Museum, which sits on the site of a 13th century palace and is also renowned for a stunning collection of Roman mosaics. For a more intimate experience, visit the Dar Ben Abdallah folk museum.

Travel Considerations

Flights to Tunis with Qatar Airways land at Tunis–Carthage International Airport. Visa restrictions for entry into the country will depend on your country of origin, length of stay and whether your trip is for business or pleasure. Before you fly to Tunis please check the visa and passport requirements.